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標籤: 啼叫
Here are a few options for the description of the “啼叫” (Te Qiào) WordPress post tag, catering to different needs:
**Option 1: Simple & Concise**
* **Description:** 包含有關「啼叫」文章。 (Includes articles about “Te Qiào” – chirping, calling, squawking, etc.)
**Option 2: More Descriptive**
* **Description:** 關於各種動物發出「啼叫」聲音的文章,包括鳥類、昆蟲及其他動物的鳴叫、叫聲,以及相關的聲音分析和文化意義。 (Articles about the “Te Qiào” sounds emitted by various animals, including birds, insects, and other animals, as well as related sound analysis and cultural significance.)
**Option 3: Focus on a Specific Area (If Applicable)**
* **Description:** 分享有關鳥類「啼叫」的文章,包括不同種類鳥類的叫聲、鳴叫聲的含義,以及賞鳥活動的相關資訊。 (Sharing articles about bird “Te Qiào” – including the calls of different bird species, the meaning of their songs, and information related to birdwatching activities.)
* **Example for Insect Focus:** 分享有關昆蟲的「啼叫」聲音的文章,例如蟋蟀的鳴叫聲、蟬的叫聲,以及研究昆蟲聲音行為的相關資訊。 (Sharing articles about the “Te Qiào” sounds of insects, such as crickets chirping, cicadas’ calls, and information related to the study of insect sound behavior.)
**Option 4: Focus on Literary/Poetic Usage**
* **Description:** 相關文章涉及「啼叫」聲音的描述,在诗歌、文学和艺术创作上有关的表达,也可能会涉及到声音的象征意义。 (Articles related to descriptions of “Te Qiào” sounds, their expression in poetry, literature, and artistic creations, and possibly their symbolic meaning.)
**Key Considerations when choosing:**
* **Content of Your Posts:** What are the posts tagged with “啼叫” about? The description should accurately reflect that.
* **Target Audience:** Who are you writing for? Do they need a more technical explanation or a more general one?
* **SEO:** While not the main focus, consider including relevant keywords that people might search for (e.g., “鳥叫聲”, “昆蟲聲音”, “動物聲音”, “聲音描述”).
To add the description in WordPress:
1. Go to **Posts > Tags** in your WordPress dashboard.
2. Find the “啼叫” tag.
3. Click “Edit.”
4. In the “Description” field, paste in your chosen description.
5. Click “Update.”